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A lot many cosmetics claim that they also give sun protection. Can such cosmetics be tested for SPF number? For example if a compact claims SPF, how to make sure that it will provide sun protection of that level? Can anyone help me?
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Marina_Dee Tanush
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I believe there are various on line companies that will do this but at a very costly price and probably not worth it.
If you only buy tried and tested cosmetics that have got a good reputation, and have been sold for years and are in reputable shops, then its a good bet that what they claim is correct.
Beware of cheap cosmetics with brands you've never heard of , and have no track record. Also beware of fake cosmetics.